Vehicles are rendered lovingly in accurate, high-definition, while soldiers move about and take cover, vault sandbags, and setup their mortars and anti-tank cannons with realistic and frenetic energy.
We can all agree on one thing out of the gate, though: Company of Heroes 2 is a gorgeous game. My understanding of the genre is incomplete and, though I enjoyed what I played both at a press preview event around six months ago and more recently in a closed press preview of the single-player campaign, I was still uncertain as to my capacity to evaluate the title. There’s just so much going on at once, and my brain isn’t wired to keep track of all that, especially not with the pressure of a de facto time limit bearing down on me.Īs such, I’m apprehensive as to my capacity to do Company of Heroes 2 justice with my review.
RPGs have traditionally been my one exception, but strategy has never grabbed me the same way. I like to be able to jump in and just mindlessly enjoy myself for thirty minutes or maybe a few hours. I’ve been playing a lot of strategy games lately, some turn-based and some real-time, which is very odd because I am the antithesis of a strategy gamer.
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